High energy bills pose a serious challenge across American households, and the drivers behind rising energy costs are complex and varied. Massachusetts recently introduced legislation that aims to address energy affordability in a variety of ways, from alternative financing strategies and procurement reforms to enhanced energy efficiency programs and geothermal programs.

Join Advanced Energy United and the Alliance for Climate Transition for an informative discussion with state leaders and policy experts to unpack the major Massachusetts Energy Affordability Bill and explore how it may impact stakeholders across the energy market. Audience members will gain practical insights into the policy tools being proposed in Massachusetts and how these approaches could be adapted to advance energy affordability solutions in other states.

Panelists

• Michael Judge, Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs
  Undersecretary of Energy
  
  
• Melissa Lavinson, Massachusetts Office of Energy Transformation
  Executive Director
  
  
• Tim Snyder, Alliance for Climate Transition
  Vice President, Public Policy and Government Affairs
  

• Jeremy McDiarmid, Advanced Energy United
  Managing Director and General Counsel

Moderator

• Kat Burnham, Advanced Energy United
  Senior Principal

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